Tokyo Tour Packages
Tokyo is the world's largest metropolis, mixing neon districts like Shinjuku and Shibuya with tranquil shrines, gardens and traditional Asakusa. Tokyo Disneyland, anime culture in Akihabara and exceptional food make it endlessly varied.
Tokyo at a glance
- LocationJapan, East Asia
- Time zone3 hours 30 minutes ahead of India
- Driving sideLeft
- Calling code+81
- CurrencyJapanese yen (JPY)
- LanguagesJapanese
- Power plugsTypes A and B · 100 V
- Ideal stay3–4 days
Best time to visit: Late March to May and October to November




Top Tokyo travel packages
A few of our Tokyo itineraries in different travel styles. Every one is private and can be changed to suit you.
Cultural holidaysTokyo · Kyoto · OsakaJapan Highlights: Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka8 Days | 7 Nights
Festival and seasonal tripsTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · KyotoJapan Cherry Blossom Tour8 Days | 7 Nights
Family holidaysTokyoTokyo Short Break5 Days | 4 Nights
Train journeysTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · Kyoto ·…Japan Grand Tour11 Days | 10 NightsEssential tips for travelling to Tokyo

Japanese yen (JPY). Carry some local currency for markets, small shops and tips, and ask your bank about international card charges before you travel.

Not practised; staff may politely refuse a tip.

Tap water is generally safe to drink.

Types A and B · 100 V. Indian plugs will not fit; carry a universal adapter. Check that your chargers accept 100–240 V.

110 (police), 119 (ambulance and fire)

Languages spoken: Japanese.

Shinkansen trains link Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima. We advise whether a rail pass or individual tickets work out cheaper for your route.
Forward big suitcases between hotels with a luggage-delivery service and travel light on trains.
Many restaurants are small and cash-friendly; carry yen, though cards are increasingly accepted.
Get an IC card (Suica or Pasmo) for trains and convenience stores.
General guidance. Local rules and services change; we confirm details for your dates.
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Plan your Tokyo trip from India
Everything you need to know about Tokyo
Tokyo is the world's largest metropolis, mixing neon districts like Shinjuku and Shibuya with tranquil shrines, gardens and traditional Asakusa. Tokyo Disneyland, anime culture in Akihabara and exceptional food make it endlessly varied.
Highlights include Shibuya Crossing, Senso-ji, Asakusa, Meiji Shrine and Tokyo Skytree. Local food worth trying: Sushi, Ramen, Tempura and Indian restaurants are easy to find. Plan 3–4 days here; it suits first-time visitors, families, foodies. Our Tokyo itineraries run from 5 to 11 days and every one can be changed to suit you.

When to go
Late March to May and October to November. Cherry blossoms in spring; comfortable autumns.

How to reach Tokyo
- By air: Narita (NRT) and Haneda (HND) airports
- By rail: Tokyo station, Shinkansen hub
- By road: Trains preferred over roads
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Private, customisable itineraries with prices quoted for your dates, hotel category and group size.
8D / 7NTokyo · Kyoto · OsakaJapan Highlights: Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka
Japan's golden route by bullet train: Tokyo's neighbourhoods, Kyoto's temples and Osaka's food.
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8D / 7NTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · KyotoJapan Cherry Blossom Tour
Timed for sakura season, with blossom viewing in Tokyo, Fuji's lakes and Kyoto's temple gardens.
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5D / 4NTokyoTokyo Short Break
Four nights in Tokyo for Shibuya, Asakusa, Disney or teamLab, and a day trip to Nikko or Kamakura.
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11D / 10NTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · Kyoto · Hiroshima & MiyajimaJapan Grand Tour
Eleven days from Tokyo to Hiroshima, including a ryokan night under Mount Fuji and Miyajima's floating torii.
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8D / 7NTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · KyotoJapan Honeymoon
Tokyo's skyline bars, a private onsen ryokan in Hakone and Kyoto's lantern-lit Gion.
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8D / 7NTokyo · OsakaJapan Family Holiday
Tokyo Disney Resort, Universal Studios Japan, aquariums and kid-friendly food in two family bases.
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7D / 6NSapporo & Hokkaido · TokyoHokkaido Snow Festival
Sapporo's February Snow Festival, Otaru's canal and a day on the slopes, with Tokyo to finish.
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9D / 8NTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · Kyoto · NaraJapan Autumn Colours
Red maples in Kyoto, Fuji above autumn lakes and Nara's temples in November.
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6D / 5NTokyo · Mount Fuji & HakoneTokyo & Mount Fuji
Tokyo's highlights plus two nights at Kawaguchiko or Hakone for Fuji views and hot springs.
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9D / 8NTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · Kyoto · OsakaJapan Luxury Journey
Five-star city hotels, a top ryokan, Green Car train seats and private guides.
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9D / 8NTokyo · Kyoto · SeoulJapan & South Korea
Two East Asian icons: Tokyo and Kyoto, then a short flight to Seoul's palaces and K-culture.
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7D / 6NTokyo · Mount Fuji & HakoneTokyo Kids' Holiday
Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea, teamLab's digital art, and the Miraikan science museum, then two nights by the Fuji Five Lakes for ropeway rides and mountain views.
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8D / 7NTokyo · Mount Fuji & Hakone · Kyoto · OsakaJapan Golden Route
Japan's classic first trip: Tokyo's temples and neon, a ryokan night by Mount Fuji, the bullet train to Kyoto's shrines and bamboo grove, a Nara day with the deer and Osaka's food streets.
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Kids' favourites in Tokyo
Theme parks, dinosaurs and family fun. See all kids' places around the world.
Tokyo, JapanTokyo Disneyland & DisneySea
Two parks side by side; DisneySea, with its volcano and harbour, is found nowhere else.
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Mitaka, Tokyo, JapanGhibli Museum
Totoro and the Catbus at Studio Ghibli's own museum. Tickets sell out, so book early.
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Tama, Tokyo, JapanSanrio Puroland
Hello Kitty's indoor theme park, with shows, parades and gentle rides.
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Heritage and landmarks
Experiences
- Sushi breakfast at Toyosu or Tsukiji Outer Market
- Shopping in Ginza and Harajuku
On the menuFood to try
- Sushi
- Ramen
- Tempura
- Indian restaurants are easy to find
Tokyo travel tips
Visa and entry
Entry rules for Indian passport holders change, including visa-free, visa-on-arrival and e-visa schemes, so confirm the current rules on the official government or embassy website for Japan before booking flights. Most countries require a passport valid for at least six months beyond your return date. We check the current requirements when we prepare your quote; we cannot guarantee visa approval.
Health and safety
Buy travel insurance that covers medical treatment and evacuation; healthcare abroad can be expensive. Carry prescription medicines in their original packaging with a copy of the prescription. Some places here are at high altitude: rest on arrival, drink plenty of water and ascend gradually. For current safety advice, check the travel advisories published by the Government of India and the embassy in Japan.
Currency and tipping
The currency is the Japanese yen (JPY). Not practised; staff may politely refuse a tip.
Best time to visit
Late March to May and October to November. Cherry blossoms in spring; comfortable autumns.
Getting around
Shinkansen trains link Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima. We advise whether a rail pass or individual tickets work out cheaper for your route.
Local etiquette
- Dress modestly at temples, churches and mosques, and remove footwear where asked.
- Ask before photographing people, and follow photography rules at religious sites and museums.
What to pack
Pack warm layers, a down jacket and gloves, modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees for religious sites, comfortable walking shoes and a universal travel adapter.
Phone and internet
Indian mobile operators sell international roaming packs, or you can buy a local SIM or eSIM on arrival with your passport. Check that your phone is unlocked and supports eSIM before you travel.
Budget
We don't publish fixed prices because the season, hotel category, flights and group size change the cost. Your written quote lists exactly what is included, so you can compare like for like.
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Seoul blends Joseon-era palaces and hanok villages with K-pop, street fashion and futuristic architecture.
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Tokyo guides and articles
Travel guideBest time to visit Japan: cherry blossom, autumn leaves and beyond
When to see cherry blossom and autumn colours in Japan, how crowded those seasons get, and what summer and winter offer instead.
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Travel guideJapan itinerary for 7 to 10 days: the golden route
How to plan seven to ten days in Japan along the Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kyoto and Osaka route, with rail tips and family variations.
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Travel guideJapan Rail Pass explained: is it worth it for your route?
What the Japan Rail Pass covers, how to decide if it saves money for your itinerary, and alternatives such as regional passes and IC cards.
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Travel guideStaying connected abroad: roaming packs, eSIMs and local SIMs
Compare international roaming, travel eSIMs and local SIM cards for staying connected on a holiday abroad, with tips for maps and WhatsApp.
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Travel guideVegetarian food abroad: a destination-by-destination guide
How easy it is to eat vegetarian, Jain or eggless food in popular destinations for Indian travellers, and how to plan meals on tour.
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Travel guideJapanese etiquette for first-time visitors
The everyday customs that make a trip to Japan smoother: shoes, trains, onsen hot springs, queues, tipping, rubbish and dining manners.
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